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--- 711:install [2025/06/12 09:32] – [Stages installation on Windows] Suess, Bernhard
+++ 711:install [2026/06/29 08:29] (current) – [Stages Installation on Linux] Stengel, Paulina
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 === Establish database connection with MySQL ===
-  * Download MySQL JDBC connector (Connector/J 9.0 Platform Independent) MySQL 8.0
+  * Download MySQL JDBC connector (**Connector/J 9.x** -> **Platform Independent**)
   * Copy JDBC connector file **mysql-connector-j-*.jar** to ”**<stages installation path>/stages/lib**“ and rename the file **mysql-connector-j-*.jar** to **mysql.jar**
   * Edit ”<Stages installation path>/stages/conf/database.properties“ appropriately like in the following example:
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   * Install RPM package “rpm -Uvh <stagesrpmpakage>.rpm (RPM pakage will be sent to you by [[stages-support@ul.com?subject=Stages installation package - Linux|Stages Support]]).
-  * Stages will be installed to ”/opt/stages“ by default. It can be installed to a different location if needed. The path must not contain whitespaces. A user with the name “stages” is needed to allow the command “stages start” to automatically start the Stages search engine. The user needs recursive read and execute permissions on the sub-direcory “elasticsearch” and additionally write permissions on “elasticsearch/data” and “elasticsearch/logs”.
+  * Stages will be installed to ”/opt/stages“ by default. It can be installed to a different location if needed. The path must not contain whitespaces. A user with the name “stages” is needed to allow the command “stages start” to automatically start the Stages search engine. The user needs recursive read and execute permissions on the sub-direcory “elasticsearch” and additionally write permissions on “elasticsearch/data” and “elasticsearch/logs”. The user needs a valid login shell.
 === Establish database connection with MySQL ===